Framed?
In a box?
In an album?
Throw away?



Photos?

Use it to roll a spliff

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Framed?
In a box?
In an album?
Throw away?

Photos?

Like photos: storing in a box because "too lazy" for framing or an album ....

I made a giant collage back in '97 of all my ticket stubs I collected since '77 - apprx. 4 x 3 ft - 20 years worth.
Now 23 years later, I have enough stockpiled to make at least three more the same size - maybe even one of them dedicated solely to the Stones!
One of these days.................

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

I keep them, along with all of my ticket stubs, in a three-ring binder in plastic sports cards pages.

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I made a giant collage back in '97 of all my ticket stubs I collected since '77 - apprx. 4 x 3 ft - 20 years worth.
Now 23 years later, I have enough stockpiled to make at least three more the same size - maybe even one of them dedicated solely to the Stones!
One of these days.................

I'm in pretty much the same situation. The frame is full and the dresser drawer is filling up too.

I used to put them in this plastic folder/sleeve thingy, later on I put them inside the cd boxes of the relevant albums at hand, and yet later on I forgot what to do with them. Sometimes you don't even get the ticket back, or there simply is no album to store them with, mainly in case of this little band from England, that's been around for some time...

Digitally AND in a box.

I have an uncle who holds onto them for the time being

For other bands, 8n a giant zip lock bag. For the Stones in a frame with the poster from that tour.

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Koen
Use it to roll a spliff

Surely you mean for a roach?

All my concert tickets are sitting in a bag.... I’m missing a stub from wembley 99 and that’s it. I’ve kept almost all my tickets from gigs bar 6-8 tickets.

I keep them in a binder.

The 2007 tour tix were so pretty. (Oh gawd...I’m a geek.) The print-at-home tix just suck,

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I keep them in a binder.

The 2007 tour tix were so pretty. (Oh gawd...I’m a geek.) The print-at-home tix just suck,

I purposely pay the extra few bucks just to continue to have a hard copy ticket!!

I keep my tickets for the Stones in the same place that I do all my other ones: in the CD booklet of the album on which I saw the band tour. Now, in the case of ABB, since I saw so many shows on that tour, each page of the booklet contains a different stub, and if memory serves (my CD collection hasn't been unpacked since my most recent move in April), I even have some stored in the deluxe edition of ABB as well. The ticket for Twickenham II was too big for the CD case, though, and it was a beautiful thing really. That one I keep in the hard-bound tour book so as to not have it damaged.

If it so happens that a band is touring without a new album, then the ticket goes in the CD booklet of that band's most recent release, be it a greatest hits album, or a studio album.

I have usually stuck them inside a record album or single that was current in the time. And there they remain.

jb

I keep all my tickets in photo albums with the accompanying photos from that show. It is the best way to keep everything organized...I TRY!

I Keep all my concert ticket stubs in a large plastic box, alligator clipped by year, in chronological order within each year.

And for the record: Home printout tickets suck. I try to get old school tickets where I can, even if so getting costs a few bucks in service fees.

Don't leave me alone at the chicken farm.

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I keep them in a binder.

The 2007 tour tix were so pretty. (Oh gawd...I’m a geek.) The print-at-home tix just suck,

I purposely pay the extra few bucks just to continue to have a hard copy ticket!!

First concert I went to that was mobile ticket only was Iron Maiden last September. The ticket was sent to my cell phone just the day before the show. No option to get a hard copy ticket or even print at home! Went to Canucks vs Blackhawks game a couple weeks ago and same thing, mobile only.

Not in the refrigerator. Long story.

..along with some
memories in an old shoe box …….



ROCKMAN

In a Grateful Dead Wall Pocket as below.


Go store it in a cool dry place!

Photo album with concert pictures, setlists, guitar picks (sometimes), parking passes, anything related to the concert that can fit on the pages.

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SomeTorontoGirl
I keep them in a binder.

The 2007 tour tix were so pretty. (Oh gawd...I’m a geek.) The print-at-home tix just suck,

I purposely pay the extra few bucks just to continue to have a hard copy ticket!!

First concert I went to that was mobile ticket only was Iron Maiden last September. The ticket was sent to my cell phone just the day before the show. No option to get a hard copy ticket or even print at home! Went to Canucks vs Blackhawks game a couple weeks ago and same thing, mobile only.

If I recall, I believe Ed Sheeran was the same way. Really stunk!

I laminated my ticket stubs for a long time, which didn't help much with the ink fading, and eventually stopped after it became too much of a hassle. I have them all in a box.

In a big plastic bag. I must have about 3000 going back to 1972.

I put them in a sealed sandwich bag, in a glass of water, then freeze it in the freezer. That way, they won't yellow with age.



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Framed and Matted with the poster/Litho. Between the Stones and Dead n Co Posters, i'm running out of wall space

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I put them in a sealed sandwich bag, in a glass of water, then freeze it in the freezer. That way, they won't yellow with age.

And they keep your drinks cool on a hot day!

Some people collect stamps, some people collect playing cards, yea well I collect concert tickets hard copy concert tickets and the promo posters I refuse to go to a concert that only issues printed out A4 paper tickets and paperless tickets the U2 concert in Auckland last year had paperless GA tickets which was the area I wanted but all the other areas were hard copy so I went for a cheaper seat just so I could get the hard copy ticket to put in my concert ticket album

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I put them in a sealed sandwich bag, in a glass of water, then freeze it in the freezer. That way, they won't yellow with age.

And they keep your drinks cool on a hot day!

...and that's why the ink has now run on the tickets!